In The 1960s, “Cha Cha” Muldowney Shows Off On A Cold Beach
Born Shirley Muldowney was known as the “First Lady of Drag Racing” because she was one of the first women to race in a car instead of standing on the sidelines with a trophy. “First Lady of Drag Racing” is what people call her. In the late 1950s, she started racing in the upstate part of New York. By the middle of the 1960s, she was well on becoming one of the most daring racers on the circuit. During the 1970s, she had a long and successful career.
In The 1960s Cha Cha Muldowney Shows Off On A Cold Beach
During that time, she won three NHRA Top Fuel Dragster world championships. Muldowney says that her competitors and the NHRA gave her a lot of trouble because she just wanted to race, but in the end, they came to her point of view. She said, “NHRA fought me every step of the way, but when they saw how many people a woman could bring to the stands, they realized I was great for the sport.”
Grace Kelly Drove A 1971 Rover P6 3500 That Led To Her Death
Grace Kelly’s life was well-known and successful. She made her first appearance in several MGM movies, including two that came out right after each other and were directed by Alfred Hitchcock. In the movie “Rear Window,” her role as Lisa Fremont stands out. Prince Rainier III noticed her when she was in charge of the American delegation at the Cannes Film Festival in 1955.
Grace Kelly Drove A 1971 Rover P6 3500 That Led To Her Death
Kelly’s life after she married in 1956 and became Princess Kelly of Monaco was like something out of a storybook. In the 1980s, Kelly became known in Monaco for driving around the island in a Rover P6 that she bought. It is undoubtedly the kind of car that a queen… or a princess… would drive.
